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ECAT Physics Chapter 6 Fluid Dynamics Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
A tube tapers from 20 cm diameter to 2 cm, the velocity at first cross-section is 50 ms
-1
then velocity at second cross-section is
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5000 cms
-1
500 cms
-1
50 cms
-1
0.5 cm/s
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Question # 2
A person standing near the track of a fast moving train has tendency to fall towards it because of
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Vibration due to motion of train
Gravitation force of attraction between person and trains
The high speed of train
Some other effect
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Question # 3
When the upward drag force of the fluid becomes equal to downward force of gravity of the droplet, then its velocity:
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Starts increasing
Starts decreasing
Becomes constant
Is called escape velocity
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Question # 4
Substances that flow easily have
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large coefficient of viscosity
small coefficient of viscosity
either of them
none of them
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Question # 5
Surface tension of water is reduced by adding
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Detergents
Camphor
Plastic
Both A and B
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Question # 6
A fluid at a certain point has 50 J of potential energy per unit volume, 75 J of kinetic energy per unit volume,and 35 J of pressure energy per unit volume. the total energy of the fluid is
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125 J
90 J
160 J
85 J
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Question # 7
Substances that do not flow easily have
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large coefficient of viscosity
small coefficient of viscosity
either of them
none of them
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Question # 8
The velocity of falling raindrop attains limited value because of
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Up trust of air
Viscous force exerted by air
Surface tension effect
Air currents atmosphere
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Question # 9
When a water droplet falls through air, the net force on it is
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Net force = drag force - weight
Net force = weight - drag force
Net force = drag force + weight
Net force = weight + drag force
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Question # 10
The value of viscosity of a fluid is dependent on (at constant temperature)
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the fluid itself
the fluid and its container
anything in contact with the fluid
all of the above
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Question # 11
The maximum drag force on a falling sphere is 9.8 N, it weight is
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1 N
9.8 N
4.9 N
Cannot be calculated
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Question # 12
Rate of flow can be expressed in
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litre/sec
litre-sec
sec/litre
sec/litre-m
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Question # 13
The fluid is incompressible, if itsdensity is
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zero
constant
very high
very small
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Question # 14
Two copper balls of 1 cm and 2 cm in diameter are simultaneously dropped in the same viscous medium. The terminal velocity of bigger ball is:
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Not affected due to its size
Twice that of small size ball
Four times that of small size ball
1/4th of that of small size ball
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Question # 15
Which of the following options states the names of fluids in the order of increasing viscosity?
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mercury, motor oil, methanol
methanol, mercury, motor oil
motor oil, mercury, methanol
methanol, motor oil, mercury
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Question # 16
When a fluid is in motion, its flow can be considered as
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turbulent
streamline
either or them
neither of them
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Question # 17
A massive object falls through a fluid:
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Faster
Slower
Slowest
None
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Question # 18
0.10 cm can be written as:
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1.0 x 10
-2
m
1.0 x 10
-3
cm
1.0 x 10
-4
cm
1. x 10
-4
m
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Question # 19
The terminal velocity of a small size spherical body of radius R moving in a fluid varies as
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R
R
2
1/R
(1/R)
2
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Question # 20
Bernoulli's equation is based upon law of conversation of
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mass
momentum
Energy
None
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